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Andre Onana's time at Manchester United appears to be up with the Red Devils eyeing a move for a Champions League winner
Manchester United are preparing for a major shake-up in goal, and it may come at the expense of Andre Onana.
Despite the Cameroonian’s desire to stay and prove himself, the club appears ready to cash in and move for a proven name between the sticks.
Donnarumma on Manchester United’s radar as contract talks stall in Paris
According to reports, PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma is one of the leading names on Manchester United’s shortlist.
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The Italian, who won the Champions League with the French side and remains under contract until 2026, has yet to agree an extension.
With talks stalling, United are monitoring his situation closely. While no formal bid has been submitted, interest is serious.
Donnarumma's age, experience, and shot-stopping ability make him a standout candidate to replace Onana, who endured a turbulent debut season at Old Trafford filled with high-profile mistakes.
Onana is currently recovering from a torn hamstring and will miss the opening weeks of the Premier League season. United are said to be open to selling him for around £20 million.
Failed Martinez approach signals urgency in Amorim’s plans
Manchester United’s goalkeeping uncertainty became more apparent after a surprise approach for Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez was swiftly rejected.
The World Cup winner, valued at £40 million and under contract until 2029, was the subject of a loan proposal that Villa immediately dismissed.
INEOS are reluctant to pay a premium for a 32-year-old goalkeeper on a long-term deal, but manager Ruben Amorim remains eager to find a reliable presence in goal.
With new signings Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo already in the squad, the club is looking to strengthen further, and the next move could see a Champions League winner walk through the door.